The Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy
De Occulta Philosophia Liber Quartus
Pseudo-Agrippa (Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa, attributed)
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Step beyond the theory and hold the keys to the celestial and infernal realms in your hands. This 'Fourth Book' transforms Agrippa’s grand philosophy into a rigorous practical manual, revealing how to command spirits through the precise science of names and sigils. Discover the invincible discipline required to forge binding contracts with the unseen world.
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De Occulta Philosophia15pConsecration12pDivine Names11p
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